horror poster design — Oversized title, title across the bottom with serif type

A horror poster centers on a giant dirt-caked arm bursting from a grave mound toward a huge full moon, split by cold blue and hot red light. The arm rises from the bottom center, fingers splayed, its highest fingertips nearly touching the moon's lower edge. The skin is caked in dark soil, rendered in mottled grey, black, and brown, with dirt clods and debris flying around it. Thin pale strands, like cobweb or root fibers, cling between two of the fingers. In the upper-left corner, the moon's pale disc glows against a murky teal-grey sky, its cratered surface visible. A faint blue halo rims the moon's edge. The moon hangs slightly left of center, large enough to fill the top sixth of the frame. Across the top, dark clouds gather, tinged teal on the left and rust-red on the right. On the left side of the frame, the arm and the sky behind it are washed in cold cyan light, with two small bat silhouettes flitting near the edge. On the right side of the frame, the same arm glows hot red-orange, the background haze burning ember red. In the upper-right corner, the red clouds thicken into darkness. Behind the arm, near the horizon, the silhouettes of a graveyard emerge: crosses, rounded tombstones, bare trees, and a distant figure, all blurred in the haze. In the bottom-left corner, a leaning cross and tangled weeds rise from the grave mound. In the bottom-right corner, the red-lit soil of the mound continues to the frame's edge. Across the lower third, the dark grave mound spans the full width, and a "TITLE" in large red serif capitals arcs slightly across it. The title letters are bold and slightly irregular, with one letter in a contrasting style, sitting just above the bottom edge. The lighting is dramatic and split: icy blue from the left and fiery red from the right rake across the arm, throwing deep shadows between the fingers and a hot rim along the thumb side. Highlights catch on the wet-looking soil and the moon's face, while the graveyard silhouettes dissolve into fog. Overall, the composition drives the eye straight up the arm to the moon, pairing corpse-grey, grave-black, blood red, and moonlit cyan into a mood of lurid undead menace.